The Hobonichi HON is an English-language planner for 2027 with a full page for each day. Weeks begin on Mondays, while the vertical weekly spreads provide a clear overview of the week’s appointments, plans and activities. The planner also includes monthly and yearly overviews.
This edition was created in collaboration with the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The cover features William Morris’s classic Vine pattern, created in 1873 for a hand-printed wallpaper. Ripe bunches of grapes wind their way through lush leaves in an intricate design drawn from the V&A’s collections. The pattern is printed on a canvas-like material that preserves the original sketch lines and subtle variations in colour.
The integrated, slightly flexible hardcover allows the planner to be used just as it is, without a separate cover. Inside is thin and flexible Tomoe River paper with a subtle 3.7 mm grid. The thread-sewn binding allows the planner to open completely flat and remain open without needing to be held down.
A pencil board designed for the Hobonichi HON A5 is available separately.
Made in Japan.
| Size: | 152 × 214 × 20 mm (A5) |
| Weight: | Approx. 482 g |
| Pages: | 544 pages |
| Paper: | Tomoe River |
